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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
FINANCIAL
INV YcRx sArrrxosI, Asp xIcx.
xoHp STOCK xxCHAuaSa
Grain. Yrovisienh Cotton. fsossss' Isf'
psntins, nesin. Tar, Ana
Peanut MARKETS.
nv ,eIsr.ph % the Dispstcb.I

NEw YORK, April 3O.--The stock market to-
day was the duliest for q week. and transng NJ
sorbed less interest than In any day Tor so'ns
time. The temper OF speculation was gcnerniy
buIlish upon reported utteranccs Of Mr.. 6ouin.
and this was Increased by marked strength "a
Missouri Pacific. The early demsnd SOON JUL
away. however, leaving the market extremely
dun and somewhat irregular, though tneEeh-
eYal tendency Was upward In tbe to.e-
noon ard downward during the remainder
OF the day and the fluctuations excepa
in two or three stocks, were enuroy
insIgnificant. Reading was the only roaily
actiye stock OF the day. It's recorded sales pc,ng
about one third Of the entirs business done.
The remainder Of the market Is dun ana en-
tirely devoid OF feature. The opening was
generally firm, while Missouri Pacific showed
an advance OF u. Tho first few minutes o.
business was marked by great ACTIVITY.
but II soon Quieted down, and Dy Tue
end Of the first half hour had become
dull. and 80 remained throughout the rest OF
,be day. Fort Worth and Denver was specially
weak dropping nearly per cent, wniic the
rest Of tie list showed but slight fluctuations,
and we're generally 6rm. Fort Worth after
wards recovered most Of It's l0se, aud after the
issue OF the bank statement, which was re-
gsrded a. favorable, all the interest In trans
actions ceased. Quotations yielded slowly
upon realizations, but the close was steady ana
dull. The active list IL irregulariy changed
this evening. but the differences from las'
nights figures in no case exceed y per cent.
The sales aggreg gated e0i.000 ehares.
Noon.-stocks quiet ana steady. Money easy
at sat per cent. Exchange-Long. fSc3 asoos
short. 49, t.alSS. Governments duh.
Erening.-Exchange dun and steady. Money,
4s6 per cent. closing at 5. SUB treasury
balAnces--Gold. sl24 Sio.0CO currency, slo.S,o,-
GOO Governments dull: 4 per cents, ixy1s 8
per cents, 100 bid State bonds duh. 80.
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7ro MAKE ROOM ron RRSfAU-
!! 81 s:E &! y s :; So 3 s
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COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and steady.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIDDLISd.-- 10 9-lgc.
MIDDLING.-l0 5 16c.
Low MIDDLING. % i3-I6c.
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MARRIAGES.

-QUARLEs. married, April q.
1877. at Carmel church, Caroline county. Va ,
by Rev. Edmund Harrison, Mr.. THOMAS X.
CHANDLER TO Miss LILLIAN q. QUARLkS
RLKINGTON-MAYEs. Married, BY Rev. !.
n. Riddick. Thursday evening. April 2,th, NJ.
sHPTIMUs ELLINGTON 20 Mn& LAURA Q.
MAYEs, both Of Richmond.
LOHMANN--PRITIG.--M on Tue-isy
evening, April ~. 1885,. at tho sixth.stroct
Evangelical Lutheran church, BY the key. y.
&. Oelschlseger, Mr. OSCAR LOHMASN, OF
Richmond, and Miss AMELIA PEifiG, OF Hen
rico county.
MiNsoN-w HITLEy.-Marrisd. In RLrh-
mond, Va, April esth, by Rev. X. II. PIT NJ,
THOMAS MlNsoN and Miss MARY A.
WHITLEY.
-WINDRLL-wINIS.- Married. on Thurstsy
evening. April N 1897, In Richmond, by Rev.
James {. Martin, Mr.. ALBERT WINDELL ANA
Miss HELEN X. WINS; both OF Henrico
countv Va.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
InSpe cling the Eastern Lunatic Asy'
Ium-RepubIieans Uneasy, 6c.
Special telegram to the Di,patch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April 3O.-A com
mittee from the two houses OF the General
Assembly arrived here this morning to in
spect the asylum and ascertain IL more
buildings are needed. They were received
by the asylum officials and executive board
and taken through the entire Institution,
and, as one senator expressed 1t, everything
was found TO be in tip-top order. The FOL
lowing gentlemen composed the joint CON-
mittee: Senator's William Loyenstcin,
chairman; Peter {. Warwick, James l..
Gordon, James n. Stubs, and Absalom
Koiner. Delegates-llaryey Black. 5. ;.
wilkins, VI. l.. Van D0ran, Herbert
G.. Peters, John X. Moss, Andrew. Terry,
J. W. Arnold, Peter Saunders. and Horace
i. Crismond. II is understood that the com.
mlttee will make a favorable report and
urge upon the Legislature the necessity oil
making an appropriation to relieve the
crowded condition now existing IN the fe-
male wards. The committee separated in
the afternoon, several going to Old Point,
the remainder returning to Richmond.
Congressman. elect BOw1en, OF this dis
trict. addressed the MahOneites at Wat.
kins's store, James City county, today
The Republicans are becoming more
alarmed as the election draws nears
Mr.. Archer Brooks, Sr., well-known
citizen, is slowly recovering from serious
Illness.
Rev. Mr.. Dinwiddie, OF Alexandra, with
our local ministers is conducting series OF
meetings here. which are largely attended
and have awakened much interest In the
community,
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marked up IN sddlssnai soe. 70 d . bsre@ ae1
closed stcsdy. lard destined i0stsHe. ~ 80
hundred pounds. ADD ci0scd quiet s1orf'noD
declined 1xc., and closed ~ msdiam 6eure&
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April soL--YIour quis& wheefs
heavy; No. Z rod, So. Corn scasce and htGh-
er; No mixed. tskc. Oats 6rmgr: Ne 9
mired, 3oa5ic. Pork duh atslaA Larf dait
Bacon con- .ea Srs ana a ssss' .sosns SS
short clear. t&7k. whistey tl.M Hoes urn
common and light, Ns5aS3.D; PACKING ace
butcher'. tsais.eo
ST. LOUIS.
81. Lours, April so.--Yiour firm and uu-
changed. Wheat unchanged: No. . ped, go,
nominai; May: 3 *sss,ss;: Jys.: $780, s.ssss:
June. 35Has6c. Oats easy cash, Ntszs3e..
May, Nkc. juno. nc. Wbiskey stesdy ~ tlfA
Provisions very dull
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. C., April .. -Tarpcntsne
dun NJ 80. R0sfn nrm: strained, Soc COED
strained. Sc. Tar firn at ti.sl Crude tur-
peD,ine arm; hard. N.0; yello--dip and VIZ
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. April so.--crsin and rrovisioss
Quot and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. April m.-Cotson--Net receipts.
205 tsles; gross receipts. go baic> Futures
closed firm. saiea i6i 400 bales, May. fi0.s'a
siO.n; june r0.7as!asa; July, ti0ssasI01:
August. $40 saa;i0 %; september. fl0.staflo3t:
October, $40 J0aN0ie; November. f993aS3. ~;
December. 81 Nasass: January. r00zssbleh
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispsich-l
APRIL sl.-Narset steady at quotations, with
light sales Prime. 3Ac.; extra prime, SIC.
eli dice, SIC.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispssch.l
APRIL 30.-Market firm and demand fair.
Receipts light, there being very little stock "
come in from the country. Prime, shs3ac.
fancy. &C.; common. ih9sc. shehsd, sac.
factory hand-picked, 3AsfAc.
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Fatal Accident on the Northern Pa
ellie.
[By telegraph 10 the Dlspateh.l

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, April 3O.-A Times special
from steele, Dakota, says: The west bound
Pacific express on the Northern Pacific
Jumped the track TO-DAY at about O'Clock,
uear Driscoll station, and precipated I've OF
the seven coaches into ditch. The
train was rnnring on heavy down
grade, and the beat Of the sun. which
has been something unusual here of
this season, had warped the rails. The en-.
CINE and eXpr6ss.car passed over in safety,
but the five ears following lett the track
ard turned bottom upward in the ditch
Two Of the cOsches were loaded with two
companies Of the Seventh United States
cavalry On route for Fort Yates and Bu-
ford; the other three were filed with emf
grauis and frst-cllss passengers, mostly
bound for the Pacific coast.
w. o. Breed, Of Faribault, MIMI, was
Killed.
The wounded are: c. II. Gray, OF Ellis
worth Falls, Me-; Sliss Gertrude Hill, OF
BOztmaD, Mon; III. II. Scobell, assistant
superint. ndent OF the Northern Pacific
telegraph lines; Michael McCarty, Seventh
cavalry, Fort Yates; ri. b. Scott, Seventh
cavalry, Fort Buiord Albert Wolf, Sew
cntn cavalry, Fort Yates; and John T..
Kelly. Selenth cavalry, Fort Buford.
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4 Bold Thief.

About Q O'Clock last night Policeman
Tom Joyner, who resides at 32l west Mar
hall street, was awakened by hearing some
one opening the door to his room. He
found there a colorcl man who gave first
ibe name OF William johnson and then OF
Bowles. who said he had been sent by the
mother Of a colored girl in the employ OF
The ialoiy 10 take her home. FIR. Joyner
found that this statement. as was one sub
.equently made that be came to give the
.irl n penny, was utterly grOundless. Toe
visitor was given accommodations at the
Ihlrd sinilnn .hOnSe.
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Manchester Notes.

\ meeting Of the CITY Democratic Com
miree was held at the Mayor s.Court room
last night. IL was decided to hold ward
meetings on Monday night. May gu, 10
nominate a candidate for the Council irom
each Ward to succeed those whose terms OF
Office expire July lst. As yet no candi
orfCs have announced themselves.
The remains OF Henry {. Robinson (col'
orcd) did not arrive here from Jacksonville
Fla, Yesterday evening, Us was expected,
ana the funeral has been postponed until
tc.morroW evening al O'clock.
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CINE, and was instantly killed. Fireman
John McAfce, aged thirty, married. Ewing
At Tamaqua, also OF lbe freight train. had
leg crushed, and Is believed TO be oiber-
wise fatally injured. Tho engineer OF the
coal tram was severely but probably not
fatally hurt. The pecuniarv loss TO the
company Is very heavy. The RESPONSE
bility for the accident Is charged TO Assist
ant-Dispatcber Scott, OF TaInagua, In CIV
ing conflicting running orders to the
trains, and II Is said be has disappeared.
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IN AND ABOUT DANvILLE.
Savings Bank-Death-Pitt sylvauia
Politics.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich-l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
DANvILLE, Va, April 30.-The new
savings bank has been organized for bust
ness and will BEGIN operations in the near
future.
Mrs. Rebecca White died at Chatham to-
day. She was the mother OF Mr.. X W
White, Mrs. j. ID. Blair, aud Mrs. John M.
Hutchins Of this city.
Richard Mustain, OF Pittsylyanta county,
was brought before the United States CON-
missioner to- day charged with Illicit de
llling. lie was sent on to the grand jury.
1t Is rumored bere tonight that the Re.
publcans OF Pittsy lvania county held
secret meeting at Chatham to-day with a
view 10 nominating ticket for county
officers.
The Democrats decided some ting aga
not 10 hold convention, but to have a Tree
fight regardless OF party lines.
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pn,ice.Cnurr Sfatisfics.

During the past month the Police Justice
disrosed Of 24l criminal cases and tried
2s2 ehsrses Of ordinance violations. On
criminal charges persons were sent on to
he Hu.tings Court for indictment by the
grsad Jury, 25 were convicted Of msde'
noanor, ana sc were sent to jail ia default
of surety for their good behavior. Fines
rolIecled: City, si2s; State, Sll0; costs.
500 60, Total, S646 90.
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A desperate Tramp Ineendiary.
Fpw faIagraph IN tina DiaDafClt

Hartford, CT.. April 30.-George Cowles.
farmer OF WetbersGeld, last night diseoy-
cred u tramp IN bis barn lighting match.
He ordered the tramp out. but the fellow
seized pilchfork aud drove Cowles from
the harm, and then, scattering hay about,
deliberately set fire 10 the building, keep.
lpg Cowles out, but remaining inside him
self until the fire was beyond control. Tae
barn wss totally DESTROYED, together with
fopr cows, bay, pigs, &c. Cowles called
his neighbors, and they pursued the tramp,
who was crippled by bucksAot. wound In
illcted by his pursuers and was finally cap
tured, though he had TO be cluhbed with
the stock OF gun 10 keep him still alter he
was oyertaken. He was lodged In lali.
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Poisoned Herself and Child.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

RACINE, WIS, April 50.-Mrs. Michael
Brown was found dying and her adopted
child dead, at their home here, yesterday.
The house has been locked and the curtains
drawn since last Monday evening, and II
yas supposed that they had gone away.
Yesterday afternoon mail-carrier peered
through bedroom window and saw Mrs.
Brown and child lying upon the bed, the
former breathing heavily. lie suspected
that something was wrong, aud notified
policeman, VINO broke open the door. In
vestig9tion proved that Mira. Brown had
poisoned herself and child. The latter bud
been dead three days, and its body was
badly decomposed. At lastaccOunts the wo-
man was alive.
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unusc.Tnns Rurned.

Alias AN. yesterday an alarm OF fire
was turned in from Box IS, corner 1t.
James and Duyal streets, occaSioned by
the partial burning OF two frame houses at
he extreme north end OF st. james street.
they belonged one to Mr.. c. Z. Smith
and The other 10 Mr.. j. :. Brown. The
roof was burned oil OF each. and the
damage in the two cases amounted To
ahout Si5.
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Minor Mention.

Mr.. George u. lay and wife, OF New
Haven, Conn.,, are at the Lxchaoge.
The steamship Roanoke was well repre-
septed II The Theatre last night by the
presence Of Captain Couch and several OF
bis officers.
To-day SIX years ago (iay I, 1871 Rev.
Feti or A.. Jsusscns was conseersted at 81.
Peter. Cathedral. IN this city, bishop OF
the diocese OF Saichez. Miss.
Mr.. snd Mrs. p. II. Miller and Mr. and
Mr.. Thomas II. Hopkins, Of New York,
asd Dr. Wlnthrop rwcedy, Of panbury.
lenu.. are u the Exchange Hotel. They
fc4ci.ed t,o e,ty YsT:tfday morning ~
its ,'s Z! neapeAs' g 'ns oIa psta'q'
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pnra,oned Conyicts.

Governor Lee yesterday pArdoned tne
following eonyicis upon the econinehia-
ton 81 the surgeon Of the penitenusry. VI.
]. c. Watson. that they were hopelsssy
diseased and could live al best nut snoI'
time: Charles Oak, OF Pittsyly4nia, ~.
tered for attempted rape, I'VE years WI
Hon smith. Of Gloucester. rape. tcn years
Addison ClcInenis, OF Franklin county,
hnusebreakinz aud aFson, eight year.
Beverley Howard. Of FaHquler, arson, nse
,esrs; fhomss starkey, OF Frankiio coun-
~ burglary, four years.
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DEATHS.

FRAwNRR.-Died. Friday, April ssth. at 3is
A. NJ, at the residence 81 Lts mother, Mr.. o.
taya Frawner. GO Belyidere street, JOHN l.
FRAWNEk. In the twonty-eighth year OF his
age.
The lord IL the portion OF my Inheritance
and Of my cup. Thou maintained my lot
Funeral at ~ o'clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON
from the Pine-Street Baptist church. Friends
aud acquaintance Of the family arc invite "
attend. ~
GRAY.-Died. April 30th, a. quarter-past
O'Clock A. NJ, ROBERT b. GRAY, AZ his rest
dence, 736% north Fourth street, after lons
aud painful illness, which he bore with Chr.s-
tan fortitude.
A precious one from US has gone,
A voice wa loved is still;
A place Ia vacant In our home
Which never can be hlied.
We miss the kind and willing hand.
Thy fond and earnest love.
Our home Is dark without thee:
We miss thee everywhere.
Funeral from Clay. Street Methodist church
THIS Sunday EVENING at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family invited 20 attend; also.
friends Of j. J. Leskor's family, his brosher-ln-
In
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Alexandria Notes.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. April 3O.-A country
man NAMED Iyey. battling from somewhere
nm the Midland road, awoke In the statlon-
house this morning. complaining OF sore
head and Of being minus his slOO "a'cn
and chain. Tor dr,nk,
in lower Prince street saloon last nlgnl 10,
suited in Lawrence Bayne getting pounur,u
over the head with brick'Dat anu oao''
beaten. =, ,ha l,te
joseph Grigg, died at noon to-day aseu
sixiy-four. A.. s,re,m.
detalned by the extremely 10" iides p's'
Yelling.
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The BOycOtted Patterns.

CHICAGO. April 30.-It is asserted to-day
that two LARGE stOye.fOundries in this city
win follow The plan OF the Pittsburgh firms
and start up Monday with their appren-
tees and those iOurneymen who are will
ing to work. Moulders will be required to
handle the boycotted 81. Louis patterns.
CIxClNNATI, April 80 fhe local union
OF iron.moulders has rebelled against the
authority Of the National Union aud has
determined to resume work Monday next
at the old rates and to accept the st. Louis
patterns or any other thlt NAV be offered.
President Fitzpatrick, OF the National
Union, aas failed TO control his men in
Cincinnati
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uies he returned aud called attention 10 the
lect that the pieces which had been given
him were not gold coins, but about the
same size and appearance Of dollar pieces.
having q head on one Eide with the words,
"Cou position spiel mark" aud on the
other wreath with the same words. The
pieces are such as are often used as count
ers by card.platcrs.
IL was not doubted for an instant thai
the old parson thought tue pieces genuine
money. The theory IS that some coiored
"dude" dropped them into the contribO-
tion-box OF the church, probably TO show
of before his hest girl. and that they were
rad 70 the narsOn on account 81 salary.
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for Commonwealth attorney. W. s. Cool.
wyu; for treasurer, A. Is. Bate rice John
n. Cate pncumbeni); for commissioner Of
revenue. John =. Spencer. All the nomi-
noes ale Republicans with The exception OF
MIR. 1urrer. The convention was noisy
and turbulent. and much III feeling has
teen epgtndered. A split IL anticipated.
Tbe Democrats will put foil ticket IN the
teld, Loaded by Mr.. Il. l.. Turner for
clerk, which will give the Republicans
a,o,,IIn 10 heat
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Rox iuaCircus.

The performance at the t.n.cent circus
on upper Broad street last night wounu UP
in general row between tue nroprie,Vas
and the members OF the company, Tue inlee si
beng dissatisfied at not receiving, lne y,
wages. At last accounts ,be serves serve VI
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TIE RIDESOUR TRIAL.
Ihe Jury TO be Investigated on
CHARGES of Irregular Conducf.
IL ..t...-.. -, IA Tho uianatch

lDy tltEIupu W AhO bi'P"'~H'I
WINCHESTER, VA, April 3O.-Judge
Clark has directed thai the jury IN The case
Of Ridenour, who stands convicted OF the
murder Of young Bray. shall be summoned
before him Tuesday, when an Investigation
viii G made OF charges stated in sundry
afFGayits that they cOnyersed with the pri-
.oncr away from the hearing OF the sheriff
ard deLuties; that they received letters,
went 10 the hotel bar and drank by them
selves, ard were guilty OF other conduct
rot in accordance with law. After this In.
vcstigation the Judge will render his deei-
sion on the motion for a new trial made by
counsel for the pri.oner. Counter-aifida'
Wis from the jury, sheriff, end deputies
fave been presented 10 the Court by
state's.Atorney Byrd denying each and
every charge brought by friends OF the pri-
sOuer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
suicide from Rcmer.e.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 30.--Yesterdsy
afternoon Edward L. Samuels, proml-
ncDt st. Louis merchant, jumped from the
bridge In this city into the river. He was
rescued by some men in canoe and re-
moved 10 Ewes Hospital, where be died NJ
$3.50 e'cl5cs this morning. Before he died
he SAID that bis reason Tor attempting sui
eide was that be had broAsn promise made
70 us. wife thai he would drink no nose
intoxicating liquor.
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Resisting Regulators.

10y teIegfHpH % Iu6 DI5psIVH'I
CINCINNATI, April 30.--A special from
Winchester, Ohio, says: Last midnight a
band Of regulators surrounded brothel IN
jefferson township, where the inmates had
given no attention to previous notices to
leave. when the leader knocked at the
door and informed the occupants that they
must leave voleY OF shots came from the
windows II the house. wounding several
members of the party. Frank Eubank
was fatally shot.
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Fatal Collision Of Trains.
nv fela1rarh n thu Dispatch.l

PoTTsynLE, Pa, April 30.-This alter
noon. on the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, ut MinizeI's station, about Two
miles north Of 1al aqua, long freight
train with one engine pulling and another
pushing was going north, and In rounding
curve eolIided with loaded coll tritn.
Tire crash was tremendous. both engines
being wrecked and the box'cars Of the
freight train shattered almost from end 70
ind, scstterInR n,erchandise packages 70
rxety d(s<cfIcu. Rr>kesp&n Pfuitt, o. the
q lf1fo. oxoll {|Ezlls7, 1les e l1e 4or
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Esy- AT THE REOUEsT OF Ell

w NJ IHE NLeyUI"oI OI LII
VIZ GROVE, No. &, L. A. o. d., Rev. W. u.
CHRISTIAN viii preach sermon 10 tho Order
OF Druids az the Central Methodist church on
SUNDAY MIGHT, May isf. All tho members Of
the order and the public generally arc cor
daily invited 10 be- present Arrangements
will DO made, II possible, with the superin-
t-udent Of the street-cars 10 accomn odsts
visiting members aud friends from and back
10 Richmond.
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GOVT, RHEuaArIsM. URIC ACID. Ora.
VEL, &C.
RHEUMATISM OF THE ARrBRIfTc PORN,
BRl0HT's DISEASE OF THE KfDNRYs
DR0PsY IN PREGNANCY, ~.

On. L. s. oRpwAy. 81. Louis No. RscusyIv
RSsipksr PnssicAAr, hoS srsis0s, ADk
.Ihase used Buffalo Ltthia Water, S2rins
No. 3, very extensively and successfully II ~
psaclics IN cases of khsussftsws " a. lsfkStee
iosm "a <..sys.'.s<ss' 49, 49,
Ds4osss. ihavs q una g An se1cisps rsasdy =
Drsrsy ats<easng fyegeens3.
fuhcELls lAbp ! CO. Assnla
my i-SuAv ktchmoad. VI
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Pnn.uandie Robbers Indicted.

IDy ItItsINpH 10 tIiU I'I5II'fVVtI'I
PITTSBURGH, April 30.-True bills were
found TO- day against thirteen OF the Pan
Handle railroad employees arrested on the
charge OF robbing frelght.cars. The cases
will probably come up for trial some time
next week
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rnos ,a,e rire,nen's convention.

A meeting Of members OF The Richmond
Fire Department was held last night al
headquarters N consider The meeting OF mo
state Firenen's Association on June 18th
next and to make arrangements therefor. A
committee was appointed to prepare pro-
giamme for The convention, which commit
tee is expect to report TO meeting 10 DC
h,ld ON lEursday night next.
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MI Nufe.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
SAVANNAH, April 30.-Tbe missing boat
CONTAINING five members OF the crew OF the
steamer Ben. Hope, which was buraed
Thursday morning at sea, was brought into
port to-day by the tug Levi Davis. All OF
the crew are now safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
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The bill which ba passedthe Legislature
ana been approved by The Governor In re-
lsfion 20 the Board Of Visitors OF the Uni
ytrsiiy Of Virginia simLly authorizes The
enlargement Of the membership OF the TX.
ecu,iye Committee OF the board from three
IN Eve Members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
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